Baltic States Block Fico’s Flight to Moscow TEC News April 20, 2026 Ahead of Russia’s Victory Day commemorations, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania have barred the Slovak PM from their airspace.
Massive Ukrainian Aerial Assault Sparks Russian Port Fire TEC News / AFP March 25, 2026 A large-scale drone attack ignited a blaze at a major port—while two neighboring Baltic states reported UAVs entering their territory amid rising regional tensions.
Europe No Longer Believes Russia Will Wait Until 2029 Javier Villamor February 6, 2026 A recent wargame suggests that political hesitation, not military weakness, could allow Russia to act before Europe is ready.
‘State of Emergency’ as Lithuania Faces Aerial Threats from Belarus TEC News December 5, 2025 Vilnius is preparing to deploy its crisis management policy, as smugglers’ balloons keep arriving from one of its hostile neighbours.
Nordic and Baltic Nations Pledge $500 Million for U.S. Arms to Ukraine TEC News / AFP November 13, 2025 Making the Russia-Ukraine war likely to drag on even longer, several European countries will provide additional financial support to Ukraine,.
Merkel Blames Poland and Baltic States for Ukraine War TEC News October 6, 2025 The former German Chancellor claims Poland and the Baltic states blocked talks with Putin in 2021, contributing to the escalation in Ukraine.
Lithuania Completes Installation of Tank Barriers on Kaliningrad Border TEC News August 31, 2025 “The barriers are only part of a larger, integrated picture,” said Lithuanian army commander Raimundas Vaiksnoras.
Europe Wants Ukraine Included in Trump-Putin Talks TEC News / AFP August 11, 2025 The U.S. president will host his Russian counterpart in Alaska on Friday.
Estonia Aims to Ensure School Pupils’ Access to AI TEC News May 26, 2025 The Baltic country bucks the unease with which the rest of the EU treats this cutting-edge technology.
Merz Marks Establishment of Germany’s Lithuania Brigade in Vilnius TEC News / AFP May 22, 2025 “There is a threat to us all from Russia,” the German chancellor told reporters in the Baltic country.
